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7. Cruise The San Francisco Bay

San Francisco is a city full of colorful architecture, creative-minded people, and plenty of stylish shops too. Arguably one of the best ways to take in the sights is by hopping aboard a catamaran and cruising around the briny bay. You’ll get to see the city from a new perspective and enjoy the stunning views of such notable landmarks as Alcatraz Island, the Golden Gate Bridge, Coit Tower, the Sausalito Waterfront, and the Palace of Fine Arts.

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6. Take A High-Flying Helicopter Ride Over The Grand Canyon, USA

If, like your rovin’ writer, you have already explored the Grand Canyon on foot, consider getting a bird’s eye view of this natural wonder. Indeed, a helicopter ride over the Grand Canyon is an incredible experience that will give you a new perspective. You’ll soar high above the deep canyon and take in breathtaking views that you won’t soon forget. It’s a great way to appreciate its beauty without even breaking a sweat.

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5. Go Canoeing In Whistler, Canada

Some travel writers say Whistler is one of the best places in the country to go canoeing. They report that the lovely landscape and calm water provides a most blissful experience. You can rent a canoe locally and go paddling around the numerous local lakes and rivers. Veteran visitors recommend such popular spots as Green Lake, Alta Lake, and the River of Golden Dreams. Canoeing here is simply a great way to enjoy and explore the natural beauty here.

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4. See The Sights In Washington, DC, USA

Regular readers already know that Washington, DC is the heart of the US government. It is home to many impressive buildings, monuments, and memorials that commemorate the country’s history and leaders. Some of the highlights include the Lincoln Memorial, the White House, the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, the Washington Monument, the National Cathedral, the Vietnam War Memorial, and the Thomas Jefferson Memorial. They are located throughout the city and are all easily accessible to visitors.

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If you’re a foodie or just like to try new things, head for Amarillo, Texas, and enjoy some genuine Texan barbecue. Smoked over a real hickory fire and fairly oozing with flavor, Texan barbecue is a wonderful way to acquaint yourself with the famous Texan mantra: “‘bigger is better.” Amarillo is home to several memorable restaurants that serve traditional BBQ dishes including ribs, brisket, and pulled pork. One of the more popular places is Tyler’s Barbeque. 

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2. Watch For Bears At Yellowstone National Park, USA

Yellowstone National Park covers an area in three states: Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho. Here among incredible giant redwood trees, live both grizzly and black bears. You might not see one, but if you do, keep your distance, make noise to let the bear know you’re there, and don’t panic.  

Black bears are generally smaller and more prone to run from humans. Grizzly bears are more aggressive. Take your pictures from a safe distance!

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If you’re traveling to the USA, you might also want to see its neighbors, Canada and Mexico. In this case, you now have even more things to see and do. Since that is going to make your planning decisions even more difficult, we now present, in no particular order, the 35 best things to do in North America. Here they are:

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1. Take A Fun Miami Speedboat Tour, USA

Experience the thrill of Miami on a speedboat tour. Put on your shades and feel the wind blowing through your hair on a tour that takes you offshore for a rousing ride as you blast past numerous high-rise buildings in Florida. A local guide will narrate your tour of celebrity homes on Fisher Island, Miami Beach, Star Island, Venetian Islands, and even South Beach’s Art Deco district from the unique perspective of the shining Atlantic Ocean. 

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21. Ventisquero Colgante, Chile

Ventisquero Colgante literally translates into the hanging glacier, and aptly enough the flows are jutting out of Queulat National Park’s Hanging Glacier. The water plunges around 1500 to 2000 feet, flowing in massive volumes from under the floor of the narrow valley.

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20. Seljalandsfoss, Iceland

This spectacular waterfall nestled in the southern region of Iceland is powered by melting glacier water from the Eyjafjallajokull volcano. The photogenic waterfall lunges into the lush green meadows underneath to make for one of the best natural landscapes on earth.

There’s a walking trail that snakes behind the water, where visitors can enjoy the best vantage point view of the falls. Stroll behind the falls while witnessing steep cliff views. Watch out for the slipper path, and walking during winters is not permitted.

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19. Staubbach Falls , Switzerland

Staubacch Falls is one of the continent’s highest free cascading waterfalls that is believed to have inspired Johann Wolfganf von Goethe’s “Song of the Spirits over the Waters” poem. The waterfall is among dramatically beautiful waterfalls in Lauterbrunnen Valley. Staubacch is almost 300 meters in height and is the nation’s third largest waterfall.

During summers, warm winds can be experienced enriching the water from all directions, thus spraying water in multiple directions. It is this spray of water that gives Staubacch its name, which literally means dust.

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